Mohammad Ajmal Kasab pleaded guilty to conducting the November 2008 terror assault on the city of Mumbai. Kasab, who was charged with waging war against India, 86 counts of murder, and other offenses, is the only attacker to survive.

Pak officially admits LeT role in 26/11: TV report

India-Pakistan peace talks on hold until terrorist activities are stopped: Singh

Text of Pakistan-India joint statement

Seven locations in the state of Maharashtra have been placed under high alert after intelligence detained a Pakistani terrorist in Kashmir. The detainee had photographs of seven locations in his possession, including a bank and train stations in Mumbai. Officials believe another attack might be launched by sea as was the November 2008 strike in Mumbai.

India – Manmohan moots convention on international terrorism

Pakistan building fortified bunkers along LoC

India calls for international solidarity to combat terror

Links with Taliban intact: Pakistan Army

A report issued by India’s Defense Ministry said there is “clear evidence” that the November 2008 terror assault on Mumbai was “was planned and launched by Pakistan.” “Pakistan™s history of military and quasi-military adventurism underscores the seriousness of the threat we face.”

India: Mumbai attacks ‘launched by Pakistan’

Terrorists may be using Pak satphones to plot against India

India pledges to punish Kabul embassy bombers

Pak terrorists fire rockets at Indian Punjab border villages

Terrorist groups expanding operations in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir: Report

Pakistan not to relocate troops from eastern border

Pakistan’s Asif Zardari faces army rebellion over India detente

India’s counterterrorism Multi-Agency Centre reported that there are 42 terror training camps inside Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir that are devoted to attacks inside India and Indian-held Kashmir. There are 17 “active” and four “holding or dormant” camps inside each of the two regions that train and house an estimated 2,200 terrorists.

Pakistan-India: Singh tells Zardari to ‘stop terrorists’

India – Terrorists may have reached target cities: Intel sources

Eleven people were killed and more than 70 were wounded in a suicide assault at the luxury Pearl Continental Hotel. The attack is the latest in a series of complex assaults in Pakistan, Afghanistan, and India.

India PM willing to meet Pakistan ‘more than half way™

Arrested cleric ran Lashkar™s Nepal hub

Indian police detain Kashmiri leader Yasin Malik

US firm on implicating LeT founder in 26/11 carnage

Pakistan engineered Saeed Hafiz’s release with a weak case

Hafiz Saeed verdict: Pakistan tells India not to interfere

The Lahore High Court said Hafiz Saeed must be released from house arrest, despite seeing evidence that links him to al Qaeda.

India offers united fight against terror

India links Indo-Pak dialogue with probe in 26/11
